plants

Question 1

Absorbs water and nutrients and anchors plants in soil

Answer 1

Roots

Question 2

Make food for the plant

Answer 2

Leaves

Question 3

Produces seeds so the plant can reproduce

Answer 3

Flower

Question 4

Allows water and nutrients to get from roots to leaves / provides support for plant

Answer 4

Stem

Question 5

The process
when pollen is transferred from the stamen to the pistil by wind, animals or water. The pollen is used to help form a baby plant. Pollinators are attracted to different scents and colors of flowers.

Answer 5

Pollination

Question 6

Attracts pollinators

Answer 6

Petal

Question 7

The tip of the pistil, pollen lands here

Answer 7

Stigma

Question 8

Where pollen is made

Answer 8

Stamen

Question 9

Pollen travels through the pistil to fertilize the ovary

Answer 9

Pistil

Question 10

Ways seeds are dispersed

Answer 10

Wind, water, animals

Question 11

This type of plant has special tissues (xylem and phloem) to help them grow tall

Ex: trees and shrubs

Answer 11

Vascular Plants

Question 12

The type of plant does not have xylem and phloem. Grow close to ground.

Ex: mosses, liverworts, and Hornworts use spores for reproduction

Answer 12

Non Vascular plants

Question 13

The green pigment found in plants
Essential for photosynthesis

Answer 13

Chlorophyll

Question 14

Gets energy from the sun

In oceans, lakes, rivers, or on rocks

Answer 14

Algae